Padel World Press .- On this occasion, they will leave us with an article in which Juan Galiano will talk about a very important aspect when playing padel ... Do you know when you have to look the corners or when is it better to secure the shot and send the ball to the center of the court?
If you still do not have it clear, do not miss this report ...
"Once again, wrongly choosing the blow leads to failure, this to mistrust and this, in turn, to make us wrong again and fail again ... It is the whiting that bites the tail. That is why it is so important that you are correct in the election to play the right ball in each moment.
In many occasions, playing the ball at the corners or at the center is just as effective or dangerous- It all depends on what form and at what moment the shot is played, always taking into account the weak and strong points of the opponent ... I do not know you may overlook that there are players who are more comfortable with the corners than with balls in the center, since they make them think more and whenever they think of more it usually leads to an error.
I think the problem is not so much playing the ball at the corners or at the center but how we play it. Sometimes we want to adjust it so much that it makes us fail, without realizing that by playing with a little margin, the hit would be just as effective. Of course, we must always keep in mind the score ... In an advantage we have to play with a little more margin: if it is in favor, we have to press the opposite but without passing, since the pressure is on him; if the advantage is against, you have to be calm and not rush, waiting for the opportunity to squeeze.
The important thing, play where we play the ball, is to choose the ball that is pressing the opponent without the possibility of counterattack and wait for the moment to define it ... It's not where: It's how we play it !!
Juan Galiano ".
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